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You know, this song's been out there for over a year now in one form or another.

A few people applauded and picked up on the Trap beats when it debuted, and I think it's an odd and unexplored element of the song. Try listening to the intro for SAY10, then Long Hard Road Out Of Hell...
Manson was hip to Trap beats twenty years ago, arguably before that was even an oft-used motif in 'Mumble' or derivative contemporary Hip Hop.

You know, this song's been out there for over a year now in one form or another.

A few people applauded and picked up on the Trap beats when it debuted, and I think it's an odd and unexplored element of the song. Try listening to the intro for SAY10, then Long Hard Road Out Of Hell...
Manson was hip to Trap beats twenty years ago, arguably before that was even an oft-used motif in 'Mumble' or derivative contemporary Hip Hop.

Always a trendsetter Manson, even if he doesn't intend to be.

One thing I don’t know is how much input sneaker pimps had outside of Kellis vocals ?

That's a fair point, although Manson was definitely headed in a more electronic direction generally following Antichrist Superstar and leading into Mechanical Animals. Even doing a straight rock song like Highway To Hell had a more digital feel than the original.